Industrial Precipitated Barium Sulphate BaSO4, 98% Purity for Battery Evaluation
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ColorWhite
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CAS No.7727-43-7Purity98%
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AppearanceWhite PosderApplicationpaint, coating, plastic,battery,enamels,printing
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaBaSO4Other NamesBariate
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TypeBarium SulfateD501.5
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Whiteness94PH value7-8
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Oil absorption16-20CertificationISO
A battery-material enquiry needs more than the name of an inorganic powder. This industrial precipitated barium sulphate offers a defined BaSO4 identity and 98% purity as the starting point for an application-specific assessment, with battery use among the stated industrial directions.
Define the battery requirement before choosing BaSO4
Identify the battery process and the material acceptance limits that govern your trial. Precipitated barium sulphate should be evaluated against those requirements rather than assumed compatible with every battery chemistry. The application label does not establish electrochemical performance, service life or a process result.
Read pH and particle tests on their own terms
The BaSO4 powder is described as white and industrial grade, with pH 7–8. Particle-size and oil-absorption comparisons also need complete units and methods, while whiteness requires a defined test reference. Request that measurement context before using a numerical difference to select between mineral grades.
Keep coating and polymer trials application-specific
Paints, coatings, plastics, enamels and printing are additional directions for this precipitated barium sulphate. Each formulation needs its own acceptance criteria and trial rather than inheriting the conclusions of a battery assessment. Specify the intended system when requesting grade documentation so the comparison addresses your actual process.
For this 98% BaSO4 material, a useful next step is to connect the required industrial grade with the complete technical specification and applicable supporting documents. A defined process question makes the precipitated-powder evaluation more useful than a general claim of high whiteness or improved performance.
